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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1963
Page
8
The Daily Record notes unsettled weather with partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday. Scattered showers possible in northern and western central areas. Temperatures range from lows of 55 to 62 degrees and highs near 77 to 84 degrees.
Temperature readings since yesterday 1 p.m. show a high of 83 and a low of 57. A year ago today the range was 63 to 54. Barometer at 1 a.m. 30.19 and 1 p.m. 30.20. Warmest spot Ther mal California 114, coldest Lake City Michigan 38. Sunrise 6:33, sunset 7:21.
Monroe police report a forfeiture of $10 for parking on private posted property by Dale L. Thorsen of Monroe.
Death notices list Henry K. Hoesly 83 of New Glarus Mrs Eliza Gile 93 of Shullsburg and James Hanson two day old son of Mr and Mrs Norman Hanson Jr of Hollandale.
Mr and Mrs Artemus Silver of Monticello announce the birth of a son on September 9. Mrs Linda Johnson of Beloit reports the same date for the birth of a son.
A hospital notice lists patients at St. Clare Hospital including Francis S Keller and many others from Beloit Footville Janesville and surrounding towns. Names include George M Bowers Mrs Martin Kitelinger Mrs Leon Schroeder and Dennis Nall with addresses in Beloit Juda Rockford Brodhead Argyle Lena Warren and South Wayne. Dismissals include Thomas Anderson Harry Wenger Raymond Greene and others.
The author describes five years of work on a 1000 page manuscript and mixed advance reviews. Karl Barth praised the novel for its Christian themes in a modern world, signaling validation. Kubly discusses possibly returning to New Glarus to focus on writing and reduce travel.
William M. Heston known as Willie Heston a Michigan football star of the early era died Monday night in Traverse City Michigan He was 84 and had fallen ill at his Lake Manistee summer home He played four years from 1900 to 1904 scoring 465 points for the famed point-a-minute teams led by Coach Fielding H Yost.
Roy Kundert of Blanchardville was re elected president of the Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association. Fred Ochsner Albany. William Senatsch Barneveld. Werner Zimmerman Jr. Browntown. John Marty Browntown were re elected officers. The group discussed grading rules and the NFC contract, arguing NFO targets small Wisconsin dairy plants by diverting members milk from non signing plants.
Hogs numbers around 5 000 with prices across weights from 15.75 to 16.50 for various carcass ranges and sow classes. Cattle and calves show prime slaughter steers at 25.00 with many high choice and prime lots around 24.50 to 24.75, plus a range for heifers and cows from 22.00 to 24.25. Sheep slaughter lambs steady with 90-110 lb and 80-100 lb classes at 21.00 and 18.50-20.00 respectively. ewes 4.00-6.00. Butter and eggs steady with wholesale quotes. corn values listed for several yellow corn grades. oats at multiple lots. No wheat or soybean sales reported.
Gerardo A. Re and his son Gerard were each sentenced to six months in federal prison and fined $15 000 after a July 11 conviction with three others for conspiring to violate securities laws. They faced charges tied to selling over a million unregistered Swan-Finch Oil shares between 1954 and 1957, with prosecutors claiming more than $5 million was defrauded.
Community notes record a Sept 14 chop suey dinner at the Legion Hall from 5 to 9 pm at $1.50 per person. Pub visits include Mr. and Mrs E C Soper in Beloit, David Marty visiting South Gate from California, and multiple family visits across Monroe Belleville New Glarus Racine San Pedro Madison Clinton East Troy.
Energetic Maids 4H club met at the Lester Schulz home. Larilyn Barker gave a talk and record books were completed. Lunch was prepared by Diane Scheider Marsha Scheider Nancy Wyssman and Larilyn Barker using all electrical appliances in the Our Electric Activity program.
Mt Pleasant 4H club outlines a family night for the October meeting. September meeting was hosted by the Karl Disch home with Alice Carroll leading the club pledge and record book explanations. Kathleen Disch spoke on White Eagle Camp. Sonja Marty demonstrated scarf making. Refreshments were provided by the Karl Disch family.
Emil W. Tschabold, 75, was found dead in the garage at 2015 9th Street around 2 p.m. today by his daughter Mrs. John Brugger. The coroner ruled suicide by hanging. Arrangements are pending at the Shriner Neushwander funeral home.
Henry K. Hoesly of New Glarus died at 11 p.m. after a several month illness. Born December 26, 1879 in Ennenda Switzerland he immigrated to America in 1903 and married Katharine Becker in Verona in 1905. He worked as a cheesemaker then farmer before retirement to New Glarus. Surviving are his wife a son Henry J. Hoesly a daughter Mrs Banford Studard four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Zentner funeral home New Glarus with Rev Linus Wierwill officiating. Burial in Swiss Evangelical and Reformed cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
State troopers to chase federal marshals out of the Capitol at Montgomery faced Kennedy's denial of comment on White House moves. He federalized the Guard and ordered Wallace to cease and desist from blocking federal court school integration directives. Kennedy signed a proclamation Obstructions of Justice in the State of Alabama after Wallace called National Guardsmen.
Bari Italy U S Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges flew to Bari to attend the inauguration of the Fiera del Levante the Fair of the East.
Perry Power presented a film of the 1962 Rose Bowl showing Wisconsin Badgers versus USC at the Lions Club meeting last night at the Swiss Wheel.
Mrs John Steinmann was elected elder commissioner by the church session of the Union Presbyterian church to represent the local congregation at the Presbytery of Madison meeting in Baraboo on Wednesday September 18.
The family of the late Henry K. Hoesly of New Glarus asks for flowers to be omitted in memory of him.
Mrs. Paul Veenie, former Monticello resident, fell Sunday at her son Wilbert Wittwer's Madison home and suffered a broken left hip. She is hospitalized at Methodist hospital in Madison. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crouch visited her mother, Mrs. Veenje, on Monday.
Bill Sulzer, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Sulzer of 720 17th Avenue, fractured his collar bone Friday while playing football near North School. He received treatment at Monroe Clinic.
Ralph Neale, Monroe high school football coach, will present a program on Monroe team prospects at the Monroe Kiwanis meeting Thursday at 12:15 p.m. in the Swiss Wheel.
Francis S. Keller, 62, of Mr. Horeb, was admitted to St. Clare hospital for treatment of a cerebral concussion and three fractured ribs after a fall from a platform. He is reported in good condition today.
Mr and Mrs Gary Schulz of Rockford announce the birth of their son. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
Mrs. Schulz formerly Sandra Dietmeier daughter of Milo and Dieter Dietmeier of Orangeville welcomes a son born Sunday September 1 in Rockford. Paternal grandparents are Les ter Schulz and his wife of Orangeville.
James Mauermann announced the rescheduled softball league final between Treuthardt's Rustler and Browntown to be played Saturday at 8 p.m. at Twining Park after a cancellation last Wednesday night.
Los Angeles attorney Arthur Crowley claims Howard Hughes and ten unnamed defendants installed a wire tap on his office telephone. Crowley seeks 12 million dollars in damages after discovering the device last September while handling a suit against Hughes and Hughes Tool Co.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp settled claims of more than 25,000 depositors from the Chatham Bank of Chicago South Side, closed Aug 22 and liquidated after owners could not stem withdrawals. Insured deposits total $14.5 million with about $1 million exceeding the $10,000 limit.
Green County 4H Adult Leaders Association elected officers for the coming year at the meeting last night in the agricultural building. William Leopold Hilltop was named president and Larry Klassy York was named vice president. Mrs Eugene Meier Clarno Classy Clubbers was chosen secretary-treasurer. Executive Committee members include Albany Brooklyn Mrs Wilbert Christen Jr Silverview Juda Brodhead Mrs Harvey Mauermann Decatur Monticello New Glarus Elmer Hoesly New Glarus Monroe East Mrs Glen Benkert Argus Monroe West Mrs Duane Beach Clarno Classy Clubbers Monticello New Glarus Mrs Gerald Paulson York.
Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu, powerful first lady of South Viet Nam, says she will visit the United States in mid October but has no plans to attend the United Nations General Assembly session as reported earlier.
-Holland French, longtime commander of the 11 state Eastern territory for ten years, is named to the top post in New York City as national commander of the Salvation Army.
NEW YORK Motors and steels led a late afternoon market rally with active trading. Volume was about 5.2 million shares, up from 5.03 million Monday. Ford rose over a point, GM gained fractionally to new highs, Chrysler climbed a couple of points, and Jones and Laughlin, US Steel, Bethlehem, and Republic Steel posted fractional gains.
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